Oregon Ducks teaser raises bigger question: how did they upset Ohio State?
A teaser from Ohio Stadium
Oregon Football’s black-and-white video moves from smoke near an Ohio Stadium sign to helmet close-ups and game footage. It runs for 91 seconds and offers a preview of a fuller account of the Ducks’ upset.
In one scene, the players gather in a stadium hallway as coach Dan Lanning addresses them. The teaser does not reveal everything fans want to know about how the team responded while trailing 14-0.
Two comebacks in succession
Ohio State built a two-touchdown lead before Oregon changed the game with a fake punt on fourth-and-9 from its own 31. The play produced a 30-yard completion, and the Ducks went into halftime ahead 17-14.
Oregon later won 41-28, scoring 38 consecutive points after falling behind. The previous week, the Ducks had erased a 14-point gap against Northwestern, winning 34-26 at Autzen Stadium.
What fans hope to see
The teaser follows a game in which fans saw a fake punt and a one-handed touchdown catch by receiver Dakorien Moore. The behind-the-scenes footage may show more of Oregon’s turnaround, though the clip’s release date was not specified.
Quarterback Dylan Raiola shared a Kobe Bryant clip on Instagram after the win. Bryant’s remarks about the job not being finished echoed the Ducks’ remaining schedule: Oregon had three games left in the Big Ten regular season.
Key points
- Oregon’s teaser previews a behind-the-scenes look at its 41–28 upset of Ohio State.
- The Ducks overcame a 14-point deficit in consecutive wins over ranked opponents.
- Oregon’s victory included a 30-yard completion on a fake punt.
- The team had three Big Ten regular-season games remaining.